<p>In the charming and awkwardly relatable comedy "Physical Touch," a simple favor spirals into a hilariously intimate misadventure. Directed by [c=Kendra Baude], the film follows [c=Jesse Montagna] as a man whose life is upended when he agrees to help his friend, played by [c=Nick Mestad], by posing as a professional cuddler for a client. What begins as a ridiculous scheme quickly becomes a surprisingly poignant journey as he meets his "client," portrayed by [c=Yazmin Ramos], a woman seeking genuine human connection in an increasingly detached world. With his own skeptical friend, brought to life by [c=Aakash Kesavarapu], watching the chaotic experiment unfold, the line between performance and reality blurs. This witty and warm-hearted short film explores the universal need for contact, delivering laughs and unexpected moments of tenderness as its characters navigate the vulnerable, and often absurd, pursuit of closeness.</p>

<p>In 11th century England, a young orphan named Rob Cole is haunted by visions of death, a curse that becomes a calling after witnessing a traveling barber-surgeon perform a miracle. Determined to master the true art of healing, which is forbidden to Christians in the West, Rob embarks on a perilous journey across continents. Disguising himself as a Jewish student, he travels to the fabled Persian city of Isfahan to study under the legendary master physician Ibn Sina, portrayed by [c=Ben Kingsley]. Under the direction of [c=Philipp Stoelzl], this sweeping historical drama follows Rob, played by [c=Tom Payne], as he navigates a world of religious intolerance, intellectual awakening, and devastating plague. Facing opposition from figures like the stern Barber [c=Stellan Skarsgard] and finding unexpected alliances, Rob must risk everything in his quest for knowledge, challenging the very foundations of faith and science in a divided world.</p>

<p>Follows the lives of the Charles family in the Doaker Charles household and an heirloom, the family piano, which is decorated with designs carved by an enslaved ancestor. The play focuses on the arguments between a brother and a sister who have different ideas on what to do with the piano. The brother, Boy Willie, is a sharecropper who wants to sell the piano to buy the land (Sutter's land) where his ancestors toiled as slaves. The sister, Berniece, remains emphatic about keeping the piano, which shows the carved faces of their great-grandfather's wife and son during the days of their enslavement.</p>

<p>Based on Daniel Mason's 2002 debut novel, the story centers on Edgar Drake, a man sent to a remote village in the late 1800s to repair an eccentric military man's piano. Drake falls in love with a Burmese woman and her country, but as the officer wins over locals through music and medicine, things grow treacherous when his troops begin to suspect him of treason.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Philippe Le Saux], this intimate biographical drama delves into the turbulent life and revolutionary artistic genius of Pablo Picasso, exploring the man behind the myth. The film follows Picasso from his impoverished youth in Barcelona through his explosive rise as a co-founder of Cubism, capturing his relentless drive to reinvent both art and himself. At the heart of the story are his complex relationships with the women who inspired and challenged him, including his muse and first great love Fernande Olivier, as well as his volatile partnership with the brilliant Dora Maar. These passionate entanglements fuel his creativity but also mirror the chaos that often consumed him. As Picasso navigates the intoxicating heights of fame and the crushing lows of personal betrayal, the film paints a portrait of an artist grappling with his own demons while reshaping the visual world. Blending historical detail with raw emotional intensity, this is a sweeping look at the cost of genius and the unyielding pursuit of artistic truth.</p>

<p>"Pick of the Litter" follows a litter of puppies from the moment they're born and begin their quest to become Guide Dogs for the Blind, the ultimate canine career. Cameras follow these pups through a two-year odyssey as they train to become dogs whose ultimate responsibility is to protect their blind partners from harm. Along the way, the dogs meet a community of dedicated individuals who train them to do amazing, life-changing things in the service of their human. The stakes are high and not every dog can make the cut. Only the best of the best. The pick of the litter.</p>

<p>"Picking Cotton" is the riveting true story of Jennifer Thompson, a Southern white college student who was violently raped at knifepoint, and Ronald Cotton, the black man she identified as her attacker in a lineup. After spending 11 years in prison, Cotton was exonerated and freed by DNA evidence. He acclimates to life as a free man and his accuser struggles with her guilt, and in an unlikely turn they become close friends and activists for criminal justice reform.</p>

The misadventures of a family of sex maniacs.

<p>In the sun-drenched comedy "Pickleball," directed by [c=Jeff Hamm], a mismatched group of friends discovers that the fastest-growing sport in America is also the perfect arena for midlife crises, petty rivalries, and unexpected redemption. When a former tennis pro, played with beleaguered charm by [c=Kevin Farley], returns to his small hometown, he reluctantly agrees to coach a ragtag team of locals for the annual community pickleball tournament. The team includes a retired gym teacher, a hyper-competitive tech bro, and a laid-back retiree, each bringing their own chaotic energy and personal baggage to the court. As they bumble through practice sessions and clash over strategies, the film balances slapstick humor with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of friendship, aging, and the joy of finding purpose in unlikely places. With a supporting cast including [c=Glenn Morshower] and [c=Gabriel C. Brown], the movie serves up a lighthearted yet surprisingly sincere look at how a simple paddle and ball can unite a fractured community, all while delivering plenty of laugh-out-loud moments and underdog spirit.</p>

<p>When a high-powered corporate lawyer suffers a very public and very humiliating meltdown, she finds herself suddenly unmoored from the high-stakes life she built. Seeking a fresh start, she reluctantly retreats to her childhood home, where her estranged, free-spirited father introduces her to the surprisingly competitive and wildly passionate world of pickleball. Initially dismissing the game as a simple pastime for retirees, she soon discovers a fierce, tight-knit community of players, each with their own quirks and personal battles. As she reluctantly picks up a paddle, she clashes with a formidable local champion and finds herself drawn into the sport's unexpected intensity and strategy. This heartwarming comedy, directed by [c=Bryan Bishop] and starring [c=Zoe Kyranna] and [c=Emma Colwell], follows her journey from corporate burnout to unlikely athlete. Through a series of hilarious mishaps, new friendships, and intense matches, she begins to question her definition of success and discovers that winning on the court might just be the key to healing the fractures in her own life.</p>

<p>In this brief but potent eight-minute drama directed by [c=Fanny Capu], a quiet, domestic moment becomes the stage for a simmering confrontation. The film centers on two women, played by [c=Judith Street] and [c=Katrina Rose], whose relationship is tested by the seemingly trivial act of opening a jar of pickles. What begins as a simple, shared task quickly reveals deeper tensions, unmet expectations, and the unspoken resentments that can fester in any partnership. As one woman struggles with the stubborn lid, the other’s patience wears thin, turning a mundane kitchen chore into a charged emotional battleground. The micro-short masterfully uses its confined setting and tight runtime to explore themes of dependency, frustration, and the silent negotiations of everyday intimacy. With a tone that shifts from gentle humor to palpable discomfort, "Pickled" proves that even the smallest moments can hold immense dramatic weight, leaving viewers to ponder the fragile balance of power in even the closest of bonds.</p>

<p>In this brisk and darkly comedic seven-minute short film directed by [c=Jason Keane], a seemingly ordinary jar of pickles becomes the unlikely catalyst for a tense suburban standoff. The story follows a beleaguered man, played by [c=Jason Keane], whose mundane morning routine is shattered when he discovers that his last jar of prized pickles has been tampered with. As he confronts his suspicious neighbor, portrayed by [c=Ash Lago], the trivial dispute quickly spirals into a high-stakes battle of wits and wills. With the support of a quirky friend, played by [c=Woubalem Tezeta], and a bewildered delivery driver, played by [c=Kevin Chang Barnum], the protagonist must navigate escalating absurdities and petty grievances. The film masterfully balances a suspenseful atmosphere with sharp, deadpan humor, exploring how small, everyday frustrations can lead to unexpectedly explosive consequences. This tightly paced comedy-thriller keeps audiences guessing until the very last crunch.</p>

<p>In this taut ten-minute drama, a simple game of pickling becomes a pressure cooker of adolescent rivalry and unspoken emotion. The story centers on a group of friends, including the intense and competitive Jaylen, played by [c=Jaylen Cox], whose need to win clashes with the more cautious and observant nature of his peers, portrayed by [c=Kennedy Benson] and [c=Manual Galen]. As the stakes of their seemingly trivial contest escalate, long-simmering tensions and fragile egos are laid bare. Directed by [c=Jori Parson] and [c=Clea Collins], the film captures a raw, authentic atmosphere, exploring how a single moment of conflict can fracture a friendship. With a cast that also features [c=Brady Hosmer], [c=Chris Todd], and [c=Sadie Sue Long], Picklish is a sharp, character-driven study of pride, loyalty, and the quiet power struggles that define youth, leaving a lingering, bittersweet aftertaste long after the final frame.</p>

<p>In the movie [m=Pickup], directed by Viktoriia Lapushkina, audiences are taken on a captivating journey that explores the intricacies of human relationships. Although the specific details of the plot remain undisclosed, the film promises to delve into themes that resonate with viewers, offering a thought-provoking experience. With a runtime of 000 minutes, [m=Pickup] aims to engage its audience through its unique storytelling and visual style. Viktoriia Lapushkina's direction is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the narrative, ensuring that the film leaves a lasting impression. As viewers anticipate its release, [m=Pickup] stands out as a notable addition to the cinematic landscape.</p>

In an early 20th century village, a painter with an unusual commission finds two pretty girls two model for him. The girls slowly come of age while exploring their sexuality and finding liberation in a repressed society.

<p>A classic Victorian age story of a hedonistic woman whose self-portrait ages while he stays eternally young.</p>

<p>A seemingly perfect family welcomes a new member, but perfection can be the most dangerous mask of all. In this tense psychological thriller directed by [c=Dave Thomas], a couple's life is upended when the husband's charming and impeccably polished sister, portrayed by [c=Analisa Wall], moves in to help during a difficult time. Her presence, initially a blessing, soon begins to fray the edges of their domestic bliss. The wife, played by [c=Christie Campo], finds herself increasingly isolated and paranoid as her sister-in-law's helpful gestures reveal a subtly controlling nature, creating a rift with her husband, [c=Eddie Davenport]. What begins as subtle manipulations escalates into a chilling game of psychological warfare, where perception is reality and trust is the first casualty. As secrets surface and alliances shift within the household, the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread, questioning whether the threat is a calculated intruder or a manifestation of crumbling sanity. The picture-perfect facade must eventually crack, revealing what truly lies beneath.</p>

<p>In a raw and intimate directorial debut, [c=Taylor Kitsch] also stars in this gripping drama that pulls back the curtain on the fractured life of a man in freefall. Kitsch portrays a former professional athlete whose world has crumbled under the weight of addiction and personal demons, leaving him to navigate the stark, unforgiving reality of his choices. As he confronts the shattered relationships and broken promises of his past, he is forced to grapple with the possibility of redemption and the painful process of picking up the pieces. Written and directed by [c=Taylor Kitsch], with [c=Peter Berg] serving as a producer, the film immerses viewers in a tense, character-driven atmosphere, exploring the harsh truths of self-destruction and the fragile hope of starting over. It is a stark portrait of a man at his lowest point, searching for a way to rebuild from the wreckage.</p>

<p>"Pieces of a Woman" follows a grieving woman who, when a home birth goes tragically awry, is thrust into an emotional inner journey by trying to come to terms with her loss while also dealing with the ramifications in her interpersonal relationships with her husband and estranged mother. </p>

<p>21-year-old April Burns (Katie Holmes) lives with her boyfriend Bobby (Derek Luke) in a dilapidated tenement on New York City's Lower East Side. April has never been on good terms with her mother, Joy (Patricia Clarkson), but Bobby convinces her to host her family for Thanksgiving.</p> <p>It preparing a holiday feast isn't enough pressure, April discovers that her oven is broken. With Bobby out on a mysterious errand, April is left to search the building for an apartment with a working oven.</p> <p>April must appeal to an array of neighbors, who until now have only been strangers in the hallway. Eugene and Evette (Isaiah Whitlock and Lilias White), an African-American couple, have their own meal to make, but they let April use their oven for an hour. Now April has to find another oven to finish the job. The Chinese family downstairs might save the day, if they only spoke English. April thinks she might have the answer to her problems in Wayne (Sean Hayes), the proud owner of a brand new, self-cleaning convection oven.</p> <p>Meanwhile, Bobby's meeting with an associate, Latrell (SisQo), unexpectedly goes awry.</p> <p>While April struggles to get her bird cooked and Bobby tries to complete his errand, the Burns family heads down the highway recounting April's failures. April's father, Jim (Oliver Platt), is determined to create an experience that will become a nice memory, but Joy persists in undermining his plans. Perfect-daughter Beth (Alison Pill) reminds everyone of her sister's shortcomings. Grandma Dottie (Alice Drummond) can barely remember anyone's name, and the youngest child, Timmy (John Gallagher, Jr.) manages to dodge the emotional bullets by photographing every awkward moment.</p> <p>Poignant and funny, "Pieces of April" is an up-close look at an extraordinary day in the life of the not-so-ordinary Burns family.</p>

<p>In a decaying, rat-infested town gripped by greed and corruption, a mysterious stranger arrives with a haunting flute and a simple offer. Directed by [c=Ji?í Barta] and featuring the voices of [c=Old?ich Kaiser] and [c=Ji?í Lábus], this darkly fantastical thriller reimagines the classic fable with a chilling, adult edge. The townspeople, led by a scheming mayor, eagerly hire the enigmatic Piper to rid their streets of a grotesque plague of vermin, promising a fortune in gold for his services. Yet when the prosperous but treacherous citizens betray their oath, they awaken a far more ancient and terrifying power than they ever imagined. As the Piper’s melody shifts from a promise of salvation to a tune of grim retribution, the community must confront the monstrous cost of their own avarice. Blending stunning, macabre animation with a tense, atmospheric score, this is a gripping tale of broken promises and supernatural vengeance, where every note played carries a deadly price.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched yet emotionally stark French countryside, a sudden tragedy shatters the fragile world of two sisters in this poignant drama from director [c=Fabienne Berthaud]. Clara, played with raw intensity by [c=Diane Kruger], is a free-spirited and impulsive woman who returns to her rural family home after years of absence, only to be confronted by the rigid and resentful life of her sister, Lily, a tightly-wound mother portrayed by [c=Ludivine Sagnier]. Forced together by devastating circumstances, the two women must navigate a landscape of grief, old wounds, and starkly different approaches to life, with Clara's chaotic, barefooted freedom clashing violently against Lily's desire for order and control. As they are drawn into a tense and unpredictable dance of mourning, their buried secrets and long-held jealousies threaten to consume them, while the quiet presence of Lily's husband, portrayed by [c=Denis Menochet], adds another layer of complexity to their strained dynamic. This atmospheric and emotionally charged film explores the turbulent bonds of family, the weight of unspoken history, and the painful path toward understanding, set against a backdrop where the natural world mirrors the characters' inner turmoil.</p>

<p>In the chilling psychological thriller [m=Piercing], directed by [c=Nicolas Pesce], a seemingly ordinary man named Reed (played by [c=Christopher Abbott]) meticulously plans to murder a prostitute as a way to confront his own violent urges before they endanger his wife and newborn daughter. He leaves his quiet suburban home, checking into a sterile hotel room with a suitcase full of carefully prepared tools, convinced he is in complete control of his dark compulsion. However, his calculated scheme unravels when he hires Jackie (portrayed by [c=Mia Wasikowska]), a mysterious and unpredictable sex worker whose own hidden agenda and unnerving detachment turn the tables on her would-be killer. What unfolds is a tense, stylish, and macabre game of cat and mouse, where predator and prey become indistinguishable. Set within the claustrophobic confines of a single hotel room, the film’s atmosphere is steeped in a surreal, almost hypnotic dread, blending graphic horror with darkly comedic undertones. As Reed and Jackie engage in a dangerous psychological dance, each attempting to outmaneuver the other, the line between fantasy and reality blurs, leading to a shocking and unsettling confrontation that neither party could have anticipated.</p>

<p>In the delightfully absurd comedy Pierre Pierre, directed by [c=Larry Charles], a man’s desperate quest for a baguette spirals into a continent-spanning misadventure. [c=Vincent Macaigne] stars as Pierre, a hapless and perpetually hungry Parisian whose simple errand is catastrophically interrupted when he becomes the accidental guardian of a priceless, stolen painting. Thrust into a world of eccentric criminals and clueless authorities, he must navigate a chaotic odyssey across France with his exasperated wife, played by [c=Cécile de France], and a colorful caravan of oddballs including a free-spirited artist ([c=Anouk Grinberg]) and a mysterious young woman ([c=Stacy Martin]). As the stakes hilariously escalate, Pierre finds himself pursued by bumbling Interpol agents, vengeful mobsters, and his own crippling anxiety, all while trying to reclaim the simple pleasure of his lost lunch. This madcap farce, brimming with sharp wit and unpredictable charm, explores the universal chaos that ensues when one man’s trivial desire collides with the absurd machinery of fate.</p>

<p>Set in NYC, "Pierre the Pigeon-Hawk" centers around Pierre (Nick Cannon) who, born as a product of forbidden love between a hawk and a pigeon, is rejected by both the pigeon and hawk communities. Dejected and confused, Pierre sets out on a mission to find out where he belongs. </p><p>During his adventure, he unites with a band of unlikely friends including a bear that has recently escaped from the Central Park Zoo, an owl whose genius is outweighed only by his madness, and a pair of ragtag, pop-cultured city squirrels with attitude. Amidst a journey of self-discovery, Pierre finds the courage to inspire animals from all backgrounds to change their ways and open their minds to a new way of thinking. It will take a hybrid bird to unite a hybrid world.</p>

<p>What happens when a cult classic film's violent imagery escapes the screen and bleeds into the fabric of American identity? This provocative documentary examines the enduring and unsettling legacy of the 1981 neo-noir thriller [m=Cutter's Way], exploring how its themes of disillusionment, conspiracy, and graphic violence have resonated through decades of political and social turmoil. Through interviews with cultural critics, film historians, and the artists behind the original movie, including insights from those who witnessed its impact, the film traces a direct line from the movie's cynical portrayal of the American dream to contemporary clashes between piety, patriotism, and rage. The documentary creates a tense, investigative atmosphere, framing [m=Cutter's Way] not merely as a film but as a dark mirror held up to a nation's soul, challenging viewers to confront the uncomfortable ways fiction can foreshadow and even fuel real-world divisions.</p>

<p>In the damp, mist-shrouded wilderness of Oregon, a reclusive truffle hunter named Rob, played with raw intensity by [c=Nicolas Cage], lives a solitary life with his beloved foraging pig. Their quiet existence is violently shattered when intruders steal the animal, sending Rob on a desperate quest into the gritty underbelly of Portland’s high-end culinary scene. Forced to reconnect with his past, he enlists the reluctant help of a young, ambitious dealer, Amir, portrayed by [c=Alex Wolff], who serves as his link to a world of opulent restaurants and hidden rivalries. As Rob navigates this labyrinth of privilege and old wounds, his search becomes less about retrieving a stolen animal and more about uncovering painful truths buried deep within the city and himself. Directed by [c=Michael Sarnoski], this haunting drama-thriller peels back the layers of grief, memory, and the things we cling to for survival, crafting a poignant and unexpectedly gripping journey through loss and the remnants of a life left behind.</p>

<p>In this delightfully absurd animated short, a pampered pig finds her perfectly curated life thrown into chaos when she decides to don a fancy new wig. Directed by [c=Sam Marin], who also lends his voice to the story, the film follows the titular porcine protagonist as she navigates the unexpected social and physical consequences of her stylish new accessory. Voiced by [c=Lauren Lapkus], the pig is a creature of habit, enjoying a routine of mud baths and naps, but the wig sets off a chain of ridiculous events that challenge her sense of identity and comfort. As she tries to manage her new look, she encounters a cast of quirky animal characters, including those voiced by [c=Luis Bermudez], [c=Myrna Velasco], and [c=Jinhee Joung], each offering their own unsolicited advice. This eight-minute romp is a fast-paced, humorous exploration of vanity, self-perception, and the often-hilarious struggle to fit in, all wrapped in vibrant animation that brings the barnyard world to life with charm and wit.</p>

<p>A frightening tale of five college students who dare to venture into a haunted forest to shoot a documentary for their film class. The subject: an 18th century Louisiana myth surrounding the fearsome, half-human, half-swine Pig People. The teens seek answers to long-forgotten questions, but the truth will only lead to suffering and death. Follow them on a dark and perilous journey into the world of The Pig People.</p>

<p>In the quirky and unexpectedly profound documentary [m=Pigeon Religion], director [c=Troy Vetri] explores the passionate subculture of competitive pigeon racing, focusing on a colorful cast of characters whose devotion to their birds borders on the spiritual. At the heart of the film are [c=Tina Piña Trachtenburg] and [c=Jason Trachtenburg], a father-daughter duo who bring an artistic and philosophical lens to the world of pigeon breeding, seeing the birds as both athletes and muses. They are joined by a diverse group of enthusiasts, including the charismatic [c=Harry “Houdini” Hernandez], whose unwavering faith in his flock drives him to chase victory, and veteran racers like [c=Carlos Gonzales] and [c=Luis Vargas], who have spent decades honing their craft. The central conflict arises from the looming threat of urban development and changing regulations that endanger the community's lofts and traditions. With a warm, observational tone, the documentary examines what it means to find purpose and connection in an unexpected obsession, blending heartfelt interviews with stunning footage of pigeons in flight. [c=Troy Vetri] crafts a touching tribute to the resilience of a subculture that refuses to be grounded.</p>

<p>Like a modern day Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, Sam and Jonathan, two traveling salesmen peddling novelty items, take us on a kaleidoscopic wandering through human destiny. It is a journey that unveils the beauty of single moments, the pettiness of others, the humor and tragedy hidden within us, life's grandeur as well as the ultimate frailty of humanity.</p>

<p>In this quirky comedy, an eccentric individual becomes obsessed with the urban pigeons that populate his city, leading him down an increasingly bizarre path of avian fascination. [c=Rich Allen] anchors the cast as the titular character whose unusual hobby transforms from casual bird-watching into something far more consuming and comical.</p> <p>What begins as innocent curiosity about the feathered inhabitants of the cityscape quickly spirals into an all-encompassing fixation that affects every aspect of the protagonist's daily life. As his obsession deepens, he finds himself at odds with friends, family, and society at large, all while developing an increasingly intimate relationship with his winged companions. [c=Erik Norderbrink Pihl], [c=Darren Martini], [c=Theo Watt-Bonar], and [c=George Robson] round out the ensemble, bringing to life the colorful characters who must navigate the protagonist's peculiar world.</p> <p>Director [c=Arvel] crafts a lighthearted exploration of obsession and belonging, using the seemingly mundane subject of urban wildlife as a springboard for absurdist humor. The film's brief 14-minute runtime packs in plenty of laughs while examining how passion can blur the lines between dedication and delusion, creating an offbeat comedy that finds humor in the most unexpected places.</p>

<p>From the creative minds of directors [c=Amos Sussigan], [c=Julien Wagner], and [c=Timo von Gunten] comes a whimsical animated tale that takes flight in the bustling city streets. The story follows a flock of urban pigeons who have long been dismissed as mere pests, but secretly harbor a complex and vibrant society hidden among the rooftops and ledges of the metropolis. When a young, adventurous pigeon named Pip discovers that their home is threatened by a mysterious new development project, he must rally his reluctant flockmates to protect their way of life. Along the way, Pip befriends a curious sparrow and a wise old crow, learning that strength comes from unity and that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference. Blending charming humor with heartfelt themes of community and courage, this visually stunning animation captures the beauty of everyday life from a bird’s-eye view, delivering an uplifting adventure that will delight audiences of all ages.</p>

<p>In a world where chaos reigns and loyalty is tested, "Piggy All Aces: Rogue Order" plunges viewers into a gripping tale of survival and rebellion. The story centers on a tenacious young woman, played by [c=Emma Stone], who finds herself caught in the crosshairs of a shadowy organization known as the Rogue Order. Driven by a desire for freedom and justice, she embarks on a perilous journey to dismantle the oppressive regime that has plagued her community.</p> <p>Alongside her are a diverse group of allies, including the cunning strategist portrayed by [c=John Boyega] and the fiercely loyal tech wizard played by [c=Awkwafina]. Each character brings unique skills and personal stakes to the fight, fueling their determination to challenge the order that seeks to control their lives. As they navigate a treacherous landscape filled with betrayal, high-stakes confrontations, and moral dilemmas, the tension escalates, and the lines between right and wrong blur.</p> <p>With a tone that balances dark humor and intense drama, the film captures the essence of resilience and camaraderie in the face of overwhelming odds. As the protagonists battle against time and powerful adversaries, they must confront their own fears and motivations, leading to an exhilarating quest that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. "Piggy All Aces: Rogue Order" is not just a fight for survival; it’s a testament to the strength of the human spirit when faced with insurmountable challenges.</p>

<p>"Piglet's Big Movie" brings "the little pink guy" to center stage fo a story of friendship and appreciation as the gang from the Hundred Acre Wood learns that it doesn't take somebody big to do big things. Piglet gets that inferior feeling when his friends begin a "honey harvest" and he is told that he's too small to help. When Piglet dissapears, his pals Eeyore, Rabbit, Tigger Kanga, Roo, and (of course) Winnie-the-Pooh use his scrapbook as a map to find him - and in the process discover that this "Very Small Animal" has been a big hero in a lot of ways.</p> <p>After an eventful search and a dramatic climax, Piglet once again demonstrates how large an influence he has been on his pals. The film features several new songs written and performed by Carly Simon, including "If I Wasn't So Small" (The Piglet Song), the heartfelt "Mother's Intuition" and the enchanting 'With a Few Good Friends."</p>

<p>In the gripping drama "Pike River," directed by [c=Robert Sarkies], the haunting aftermath of a mining disaster serves as the backdrop for a poignant exploration of grief, resilience, and the quest for justice. The story centers around a close-knit community shattered by the tragic events that unfold in the mine, as families are left to grapple with loss and uncertainty. At the heart of the narrative is [c=Melanie Lynskey], who portrays a determined mother seeking answers for her son’s fate, while [c=Robyn Malcolm] plays a fellow survivor battling her own demons from the tragedy.</p> <p>As tensions rise and the community demands accountability, the characters confront their own fears and the harsh realities of their circumstances. The film delves into their emotional struggles, highlighting the strength found in solidarity while addressing the complex relationships that form under pressure. With a tone that oscillates between heart-wrenching sorrow and the flickering hope of healing, "Pike River" invites viewers to witness the raw power of human connection in the face of adversity. Through the rich performances of its ensemble cast, including [c=Erroll Shand], [c=Madeleine McCarthy], and [c=Jordan Mooney], this narrative promises to resonate long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>Piku (Deepika Padukone) juggles her life as a successful architect and being a single parent to her 70-year old father Bhashkor Banerji (Amitabh Bachchan). Getting a life of her own, just doesn't seem possible - not for the lack of trying but she's weighed down by the responsibilities of her work, home and a hypochondriac father. </p><p>While both are deeply attached with one another, they are equally strong headed, stubborn and just won't let go when dealing with each other's idiosyncrasies and quirks! When Bhashkor emotionally blackmails Piku to take a road trip from Delhi to native Calcutta, the owner of the local cab company Rana (Irrfan Khan) has no choice but to drive them personally since none of his drivers are willing to endure Piku or her eccentric father. During this crazy road trip they learn to deal with each other's moods and idiosyncrasies and it reveals more than Bhashkor's bathroom habits. </p><p>Piku is a heart-warming slice of life film about a father-daughter relationship where Bhashkor's irritating yet endearing demeanor and Piku's equally headstrong nature may always be at loggerheads but this seemingly dysfunctional relationship is bonded by an understated and an unconditional love that leaves you wanting more.</p>

<p>Ireland, 1209. An island on the edge of the world. A small group of monks begin a reluctant pilgrimage across an island torn between centuries of tribal warfare and the growing power of Norman invaders.</p><p>Escorting their monastery's holiest relic - a rock used in the martyrdom of St. Mathias, the thirteenth apostle - to Rome, the monks' progress is seen through the eyes of a pious young novice and a mute lay-brother with a violent past. As the true material, political and religious significance of the bejewelled relic becomes dangerously apparent, their path to the east coast becomes increasingly fraught with danger. </p><p>The monks belatedly realise that in this wild land of ancient superstitions, the faith that binds them together may ultimately lead to their destruction</p>

<p>What if the secret to extraordinary success isn't talent, luck, or relentless hustle, but a set of hidden principles that anyone can harness? This compelling documentary from directors [c=Dawna Campbell] and [c=Moe Rock] brings together a powerhouse assembly of thought leaders, including [c=Jack Canfield], [c=Rev. Michael Beckwith], [c=Lisa Nichols], [c=Dr. Joe Vitale], [c=Marie Diamond], [c=Dr. John Demartini], [c=John Assaraf], [c=Sharon Lechter], [c=Ken Honda], and [c=Dame Doria (DC) Cordova], to unveil the foundational pillars that underpin true greatness. Through a series of insightful interviews and real-world case studies, the film explores how shifting one’s mindset, embracing universal laws, and aligning personal purpose with action can unlock untapped potential. The central narrative follows the collective journey of these experts as they dissect common misconceptions about success, revealing the hidden obstacles that keep most people from reaching their highest goals. With an uplifting and thought-provoking tone, this ninety-five-minute feature challenges viewers to look beyond surface-level achievements and discover the deeper, often overlooked secrets that have propelled history’s most influential figures to lasting impact.</p>

<p>In the poignant romance film Pillion, directed by [c=Harry Lighton], the complexities of love and longing are brought to life through the intertwined journeys of its main characters. At the center is a spirited young woman whose life takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with a reserved and enigmatic stranger, portrayed by [c=Alexander Skarsgård]. Their initial connection is marked by a shared sense of yearning and an unexplainable bond that transcends their differences.</p> <p>As the story unfolds, the audience is drawn into the emotional struggles of both characters, each grappling with their pasts and the fears that hold them back from embracing a future together. The film explores themes of vulnerability and the courage required to open one’s heart, brilliantly showcased by [c=Harry Melling] and [c=Lesley Sharp] in supporting roles that add depth to the narrative.</p> <p>Set against a backdrop that beautifully captures the essence of romance, Pillion navigates the delicate balance between hope and despair, as the protagonists face societal pressures and personal demons. With its rich character development and evocative storytelling, this film promises to resonate with anyone who has ever dared to love passionately.</p>

<p>In the stark, neon-lit streets of a city that never sleeps, [c=Keke Palmer] delivers a riveting performance as Wednesday, a young woman fighting for survival and a sliver of power in a ruthless world. Raised in the life by her formidable mother, [c=Aunjanue Ellis], Wednesday has learned to navigate the dangerous terrain of exploitation, but she dreams of a better future for them both. Her carefully controlled existence is thrown into chaos when a volatile new girl enters her orbit, threatening the fragile empire she's built and forcing her into a desperate power struggle with a menacing rival, played by the late [c=DMX]. Directed and written by [c=Christine Crokos], this raw and unflinching drama plunges viewers into a gritty urban landscape where loyalty is currency and every relationship is a transaction. As Wednesday battles to protect what's hers and seize control of her own destiny, she is forced to confront the brutal cost of ambition and the complex definition of freedom.</p>

A strong childhood bond between two girls grows into something more. Learning to play with fire as they explore their bodies, Pin and Aya soon learn that their feelings for each other are beyond friendship. With their friendship at stake, will they take a chance at love?

<p>In the evocative drama [m=Pina], directed by [c=Florian Kasperski], audiences are drawn into a poignant exploration of human emotions and relationships. The film features a talented cast, including [c=Suzanna Hamilton], [c=Sarah Spale], [c=Irina Schönen], and [c=Colin Schmid], who deliver compelling performances that resonate with viewers. With a runtime of just 13 minutes, [m=Pina] encapsulates a powerful narrative that reflects the intricacies of life and the connections that bind us. Through Kasperski's insightful direction and a carefully crafted script, the film invites the audience to immerse themselves in its rich emotional landscape, making it a noteworthy addition to the genre of drama.</p>

<p>In the captivating documentary directed by [c=Naveen Chaubal], "Pinball" delves into the vibrant and often overlooked world of pinball enthusiasts, exploring the deep connections they forge with the game’s timeless allure. Through intimate portraits of passionate players, collectors, and restorers, the film reveals a community driven by nostalgia, competition, and a relentless pursuit of perfection. Each character’s motivation unfolds uniquely—whether it’s chasing high scores, preserving vintage machines, or simply finding joy in the tactile experience of the game. As the narrative progresses, "Pinball" uncovers the challenges faced in keeping this analog pastime alive in a digital age, highlighting the tension between tradition and innovation. With a tone that balances heartfelt appreciation and thoughtful reflection, the documentary invites viewers to experience the magnetic pull of pinball, offering a rich, sensory journey into a niche culture that continues to captivate across generations.</p>

<p>In the heart of Brooklyn, a chance encounter with a glowing pinball machine becomes an unexpected portal to memory and longing. Directed by [c=Geoffrey Levy], this evocative short film follows a solitary figure drawn into a dimly lit arcade, where the rhythmic clatter of flippers and bells unlocks a cascade of personal history. As the protagonist navigates the flashing lights and tactile pull of the game, the simple act of play becomes a meditation on loss, connection, and the fleeting nature of time. The film’s intimate, atmospheric tone blends a nostalgic reverence for the past with a poignant sense of present-day isolation, crafting a quiet drama that resonates on a deeply human level. With its minimal dialogue and expressive visuals, this 13-minute piece invites viewers to reflect on the places where we seek comfort and the memories that cling to the objects we hold dear, leaving a lingering impression long after the final ball drops.</p>

<p>In this uproarious comedy directed by [c=Jacob Watson], a hopelessly awkward high school outcast finds himself thrust into an unexpected battle for social survival when his secret identity as a master gamer is accidentally exposed. Guillermo López stars as the titular "Pinche Nerdo," a bookish teen whose only solace lies in the virtual worlds of his favorite video games, where he reigns supreme. When the school's ruthless jock, played by [c=Luis Echevarria], challenges him to a live-streamed gaming duel to settle old scores, Nerdo must navigate a minefield of humiliation, unexpected alliances, and his own crushing self-doubt. With the help of his quirky best friend, portrayed by [c=Shayne Cole], and a surprisingly sympathetic cheerleader, played by [c=Claudia Gama], he discovers that true strength comes not from winning, but from embracing who he really is. Packed with rapid-fire jokes, cringe-worthy moments, and heartfelt camaraderie, this 23-minute comedy romp captures the awkward agony and unexpected glory of high school life, proving that sometimes the biggest nerds make the most epic heroes.</p>

<p>In the gripping independent drama "Pine Hollow," director Brooke Byrd helms a tense and emotionally charged narrative that explores the complexities of human connection and survival. The film stars [c=Ryan Pettersen], [c=Dakota Demakas], [c=Connor Velasco], [c=David Makihele], and [c=Denver Vaughn] in a story that unfolds within a secluded and mysterious setting. As the characters navigate their intertwined fates, the film delves into themes of trust, fear, and the dark secrets that bind them together. Produced by Hannah Bouma, "Pine Hollow" builds its suspense through a tight ensemble cast and Byrd's atmospheric direction, creating a haunting experience that lingers with the audience long after the credits roll. With its focus on raw performances and a minimalist approach, the movie offers a compelling look at how ordinary people react when pushed to their limits in an unforgiving environment.</p>

<p>Next summer, the guys who brought you Superbad reunite for the action-comedy "Pineapple Express." Lazy stoner Dale Denton (Seth Rogen) has only one reason to visit his equally lazy dealer Saul Silver (James Franco): to purchase weed, specifically, a rare new strain called Pineapple Express. But when Dale becomes the only witness to a murder by a crooked cop (Rosie Perez) and the city's most dangerous drug lord (Gary Cole), he panics and dumps his roach of Pineapple Express at the scene. Dale now has another reason to visit Saul: to find out if the weed is so rare that it can be traced back to him. And it is. As Dale and Saul run for their lives, they quickly discover that the're not suffering from weed-fueled paranoia; incredibly, the bad guys really are hot on their trail and trying to figure out the fastest way to kill them both. All aboard the Pineapple Express.</p><p>The film is directed by David Gordon Green ("All the Real Girls"). The screenplay is by Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg from a story by Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg. Judd Apatow and Shauna Robertson produce.</p>

<p>In the suffocating stillness of a remote forest, a man’s desperate search spirals into a psychological nightmare in this taut thriller directed by [c=Rose McGowan]. [c=Glen Stewart] delivers a gripping performance as a man driven by an obsessive quest, his motivations shrouded in mystery and guilt, who finds himself trapped not just by the dense, whispering pines but by the unsettling echoes of his own mind. As the line between reality and paranoia blurs, the forest itself seems to turn against him, transforming a simple journey into a harrowing battle for sanity. Writer [c=Alex Mar] crafts a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere where every shadow holds a threat and the true enemy may be internal. This intense eight-minute descent explores the depths of fear and obsession, promising a chilling experience that lingers long after the final frame.</p>

<p>In a unique twist on the classic Shakespearean tragedy, "Ping Pong Hamlet" blends the intensity of revenge with the lightheartedness of competitive sports. The story unfolds in a quirky, modern-day kingdom where the young and introspective prince, Hamlet, played by [c=Actor Name], finds himself grappling with the ghost of his father, who reveals a chilling truth about his untimely death. Struggling to balance his royal duties and his personal turmoil, Hamlet channels his grief into an unexpected passion—ping pong.</p> <p>As Hamlet navigates the complexities of his relationships, particularly with his ambitious mother Gertrude, portrayed by [c=Actress Name], and his scheming uncle Claudius, embodied by [c=Actor Name], the stakes rise both on and off the ping pong table. The sport becomes a battleground for power and betrayal, as Hamlet seeks to unmask the deceit surrounding him while also competing in a high-stakes tournament that could change the fate of the kingdom.</p> <p>The film masterfully juxtaposes humor and drama, creating a vibrant atmosphere that captivates audiences. With its blend of clever dialogue and dynamic action, "Ping Pong Hamlet" promises to entertain while provoking thought about loyalty, ambition, and the quest for truth.</p>

<p>In the nostalgic and sun-drenched summer of 1985, a geeky and self-conscious teen named Rad Miracle (Marcello Conte) finds his world turned upside down during a family vacation to the Maryland beach town of Ocean City. Desperate to fit in and escape the relentless bullying from a local hotshot, Rad discovers an unlikely mentor in a mysterious, reclusive ping pong legend named Randy Jamison, played with cool eccentricity by [c=Susan Sarandon]. Under her unconventional tutelage, Rad immerses himself in the fast-paced, sweat-drenched world of basement table tennis, hoping the sport will give him the confidence and skill to win the respect of his peers, particularly a pretty girl (Emmi Shockley). Directed with affectionate retro flair by [c=Michael Tully], this coming-of-age drama and comedy perfectly captures the awkward pangs of adolescence, the importance of friendship, and the transformative power of finding one's passion. With a supporting cast that includes [c=John Hannah], [c=Lea Thompson], and [c=Amy Sedaris], [m=Ping Pong Summer] is a quirky, heartwarming, and highly entertaining trip back to a simpler time, where a paddle and a ball could be the keys to a summer of self-discovery.</p>